Mikel Arteta, who led Arsenal to its first Premier League title in 22 years last season, has signed a new contract with the club.
Arsenal announced Tuesday that the 44-year-old Spaniard had extended his contract through June 2030.
Arteta took charge in December 2019 and will have spent more than a decade in charge of Arsenal if he completes the new deal.
According to The Associated Press, Arteta is already the longest-serving current manager at a single Premier League club.
Arteta has enjoyed repeated success at Arsenal in his first full-time managerial job.
He won the FA Cup in his first season and later guided Arsenal back into the UEFA Champions League after a six-year absence. Last season, he led the club to its first Premier League title since the 2003-04 season.
Arteta also spent the final five years of his playing career at Arsenal.
"It is a privilege to commit my future to this club and to continue working with special people who want the very best for Arsenal," Arteta said. "It is an honor to continue this journey."
(This article was produced with the assistance of AI. — Ed.)
